Describe The Relationship Between Henry And Elizabeth

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Once upon a time there was a girl named Elizabeth. She lived in a small house in the forest. Everyday she practiced witchcraft, for her family were witches. Elizabeth had long red hair, freckles, and bright green eyes. She had a pet chicken named Henry. He wasn’t that smart of a chicken, but he was her only friend.
One day, Henry and Elizabeth were taking a walk into town to get more ingredients for her witch potions when Henry walked off the path and got lost in the trees. Elizabeth panicked and didn’t understand where he would’ve wandered off to. Last she knew, there was no other houses in the forest. Henry wandered off a lot, but nothing like this. He always stayed by her side when taking walks. He was dumb, but not that dumb. Elizabeth

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